Ginestié Paley-Vincent promotes Aurélia Damas as counsel

Lawyer at the Paris Bar since 2018, Aurélia Damas advises mainly French and international groups on all aspects of corporate taxation and supports them in the context of tax audits as well as litigation. She also works with directors and managers on matters relating to their personal taxation.

Aurélia Damas acquired her tax skills first of all thanks to solid training followed in France at the University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas, at the College of Law, and within the Master 2 in international taxation at Assas in partnership with HEC , but also internationally at the University of Birmingham. Then she continued her training with partners in the tax department of the firm Stehlin & Associés, which she joined in 2017, and in particular Vincent Renoux, whom she then followed in 2023 within the firm Ginestié Paley-Vincent. “ I had the chance to benefit from very comprehensive training alongside Vincent Renoux who was my mentor for 7 years. Throughout these years he shared with me both his human and professional experience. Thanks to him, I was able to develop my expertise on many subjects, such as transfer pricing, of which he was an expert. I also appreciated his great creativity as well as his daily commitment to his clients. From now on, I am keen to continue developing all the know-how that he passed on to me. Today, I am happy to work alongside Isabelle Chauvet, partner who now guides the team that we form with Camille Carlier, associate, within the tax department of the firm. »

François Devedjian, President of the cabinet, is delighted with the promotion of Aurélia Damas: “ after Julie Ebran, promoted last April to counsel within the social department, Aurélia’s evolution is part of the paths that our firm offers to employees. Vincent Renoux joined us last April to initiate a new dynamic within the tax department, both through his skills, his personality but also his team. We wanted to continue this momentum, with his team of which Aurélia was a central element. Her promotion today, alongside Isabelle Chauvet, is obvious ».